Telematics watch: Driving everyone out of the Covid-19 pandemic
Among the many things upended by Coronavirus was the nation’s driving habits. Igo4 telematics data from the past two years shows that Covid-19 not only changed how much we drove, but also how we drove. And as we emerge from the pandemic, the trends in the data suggest that some of those changes may be enduring ones as Igo4 CEO Matt Munro explains.
Given the severity of the first national lockdown, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that both the average mileage, and the number of road trips, dropped by more than 50%. The fall was similarly sharp
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